Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-29
NEUROLOGY.
The Distinguished Dead OF the Old
Year.

Year.
troit. -
2-Bisop Horatio Potter. OF New York.
6-Joseph Tosso, the composer of "The Arkan
Aaron sRs@ sl& O. sOS s no.
Baptiste La Prairie, half breed; at Soldiers
Home, Milwaukee, aged 108
O-Alice Oates. well-known comic-opera sing
or; John Roach. famous ship-builder.
lord Iddesleigh (Sir Stafford Northcote
13-Chief Justice James jackson, of Georgia
h-Gen. w. b. Hazen, Chief Signal ofhcer
Is-Prof Edward L. YOumans, disting nguished
2l-1he wife of Senator Voorhees,, of Indiana
AaGen. Charles p. Stone (Stone Pasha, OF
the Egyptian army.
| FEBRUARY.
4-Judge Thomas S. Ashe of the North Caro-
lima Supreme Court
o. Henry Clay Dean, widely known Demo
9-Mrs. Henry Wood, English novelist.
l4-Capt. VIM. Cottrill (turfman), of Mobile
| Joseph Il. Johnston.
| 25-Commodore VIM. A. Truxton, u. SN
W-Cardinal Jacobini, the Pope's Secretary
OF State.
| 2-Chief Justice Morrison OF the California
| supreme Court At Detroit, John Walters, a
participant in the Irish rebellion of 1898, aged
s.Ex-Congressman Edward Breitung, OF
Michigan,
Another Angela Miss Elvia Gillespie),
| founder OF st. Mary's Academy at Notre Dame,
Ind cousin Of James G.. Blaine and OF Mrs
s-Chas- y. Peterson. of Philadelphia. aasl,or
s-.Rev. Henry Ward Beocher, of Brooklyn,
author and lecturer.
l0-Capt. Jas. r. Eads noted engineer
l4-Hon. Eben +. Pillsbury, Democratic lead
1S-Mother Euphemia Miss Caroline BIenk-
insopl, head Of Sisters of Charity in America
23-Mrs. John Farnham, OF Utica, N. Y, aged
10S years
2i-Mrs. Eliza weathersby Goodwin, actress
31-John G. SAKE, poet and lecturer.
APRIL.
4-Miss Catherine Wolfe, OF New York, known
throughout the United States for her great
wealth and benevolence. Baron Hindlip, form
erly Sir Henry Allsopp, member OF the famous
brewing firm of Burton-on-T Trent.
6-Ex-Congressman ID. w. Aiken, OF South
lO-John 7. Raymond {" Col. Mulberry Sellers >
the celebrated actor.
n-Alfred Lee. Bishop of the Episcopal Do
l6-Chief Justice D. X. Cartier Supreme Court
District Of Columbia
i9-Alexander Mitchell, tho millionaire and
railway magnate.
2O-Lieut. John w. Danenhower, the Arctic
explorer suicded.
21-Maj. John f. Blaine, an army paymaster,
brother Of the Hon. james q. Blaine.
manufacturer and philSntnropist, OF New Al
62At Edinburgh. James Grant, author of
innny i4HJTustice Ts' VIM. b. Woods, U. S. Supreme
Court.
ocrntic u. S. Senator from Michigan, aged ".
2s-Major Ben: rerley Poore, the veteran
journalist. at Washington, aged 81
JUNE
4-Hon. William Aimon Wheeler, ex-Vics
President OF the United States, aIed Co.
G-Chief Justice Mercur, Penns ylvania su-
psMProf. Hermann, the 1restidigitateur
r. AZ LYNN. Mass Dr. Jamos Buffum, CO.
worker with Garrison and Philips In the anti
T-Prof. Mark Hopkins. of Williams College,
| aged 81. - 60, l..
s1~Bishop James A. shorter African NJ. Il.
| Church
1-Advices from St Thomas, w. l., announce
tho death of Peter Barli. who fought under
Gen. Washington during the Revolutionary
StJud' 9 Luke p. Poland, ex-senator aud ex-
| NJ G. from Vermont.
| I-Ex-Gov. Morrill, of Maine, aged 81.
| l3-Gen Richard Rowott, OF Carllnville, Ill.
T-igiS.isil Ifs~rr, tAo great German oan-
non founder.
virIinia aud Confederate Secretary of State
aged 7s
25~John Tayior, President OF the Mormon
|
2SNGoneral james NJ. Comfy, editor Toledo
| Commercial
Joseph II. Rainey lcoloredl, M. G. from
| South Carolina.
3-Colonei Il lward Robertson, NJ. c. elect
G--Phiiippe Xavier Pelissier, distinguished
French general and Senator.
| S-General A. w. Dontphan, OF Richmond,
| Mo-. noted politician and lawyer.
1O-At his farm near Lexington, Ky, John
| Clay, son OF the famous statesman, sged 81.
| l5-Ex- United States Senator Aaron A. Sar-
| gent, of California.
Professor o. S. Fowler, noted phrenologst
and lecturer.
| Commission. Alvan Clark, OF Cambridge,
Mass. famous astronomer and telescope
2s~ Rear Admiral Craven, U. IN.
| SEPTEMBER.
| 2-Bishop w. l.. Harris, NJ. T.. Church. at New
York. G. NJ Hovey, the veteran horticulturist,
7--Ex-Gov. VIM. Aiken, of South Carolina
aged 81.
| 1i-Ex.Gov. Luke p. Blackburn, OF Kentucky
1G-Hon. Joseph Cilley. ex-U. 5. Senator from
| New Hampshire
| 2i-Gen William Preston, OF Lexington, Ky
22--Gen. James b. Ricketts,, U. s. A., a vet
eran Of three wars.
OCTOBER.
| 3-In Paris, Mile. Aimee, singer. John b.
| Finch, temperance orator.
Governor and ex-senator William b
| Washburn. of Massachusetts Ex-Congress
man John w. Allen, OF Cleveland, Ohio. Gen
| Pitcairn Morrison, u. s. A.
9--Maurice Strakosch, operatic inlpresario.
l1-Judge Thomas G. Manning, U. s. Minister
| TO Mexico.
12-Mrs. Craik lDinah Marin Mulocl,, the au.
thoress.
22-Hon B. Washb burne. who from a farm
er's boy rose TO printers apprentice, then
| LAWYER a statesman, and diplomat
| NOVEMBER.
| 2-Mme. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt the eel
ebrated Swedish Nightingale.
4-Dr. Moses Gunn, OF Chicago, one OF tho
foremost surgeons of the day.
I7-Gen. Valentine Baker, exc NJ Genera
of the British army.
22-Gen Randolph j.. Marcy the venerabl,
soldier and veteran portsman-father-in in Law
OF Gen. George b. Mcclellan.
29-Ex-Gov. William u. Miller, OF Arkansas
DECEMBER.
5-Lord Lyon. British Ambassador to France
John Snyder, the Hoosier pedestrian freak
whose case puzzled hundreds OF physicians.
s-Near Latrobe, Pa, Arch-Abbot Bonifac'
WINNER, q. &. b., Superior OF the Benedictin
order ga the United States.
1O-At Whatcom, Washington Territory, Rev
J. g. Kalloch, ex-Mayor Of San Francisco.
12-MTs John jacob Astor, Of New York, note'
for her charity and care for tho suffering poor
l5--Governor Joseph II. Bodwell, OF Maine.
17-Sterling p. Hounds, ex-Public Printer
and woll-known newspaper man.
ACCIDENTS.
Railway Disasters. Fire Horrors